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This 15 page paper examines terrorism and focuses on the group Hezbollah. The paper looks at both sides of terrorism and arguments against it as well as arguments that equate terrorism with acts of war. Philosophical differences are discussed in addition to practical considerations of terrorism in today's world. The Middle East is highlighted as well as the attack on the United States in 2001. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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File: RT13_SA404ter.rtf
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follow September 11, 2001 would contain talk of more disasters. It was reported that the terrorists would strike again. They would do so with planes, or car bombs, or chemical
warfare. An Anthrax attack was something that Americans had feared would occur and many other devastating fears have come to the forefront in the mind of a once jaded public.
Yet, by the end of September in 2001, things quickly returned to normal. David Letterman told jokes again, people started to debate public policy, and trains started their trek
back to New York City. For the most part, the airports were open for business once more and within weeks, there was a sense of normalcy. Despite this semblance
of normalcy, nothing had really been the same. With an ongoing war, fear of reprisal, and the psychological effects of terrorism, a toll had been taken on America. Of course,
to people who live in other parts of the world such as the Middle East, the threat of terrorism is something that has loomed for some time. Unlike one sudden
wake up call, the people of Israel for example, live with the real possibility that they may go to work one morning and be blown up on a bus
or go to a discotheque and be killed in an explosion. These are not unusual scenarios there. For the Israelis, it is a way of life. Yet, while the
idea of terrorism seems to be abhorrent to some, it is something that others construe as necessary. There is in fact another point of view. The necessity of war or
military action or even a simple police action is something that people embrace as the norm. Karl Marx for example saw a society in need of change and that the
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